Al-Ahli have agreed to send two young players to Saudi Pro League clubs on loan before the start of the 2026-27 season, with midfielder Eid Al-Moulad set to join Al-Faisaly and left-back Yazan Madani moving to Al-Kholood.
Saudi journalist Waleed Saeed reported that Al-Ahli’s management had approved the temporary transfers during the current summer transfer window. Both players are expected to spend the next campaign away from the Jeddah club as they look for regular first-team football.
The decision is intended to give Al-Moulad and Madani more opportunities to play, after neither player established himself as a regular in Al-Ahli’s senior side. The loans will allow the two prospects to gain further experience in the Saudi top flight while remaining under contract with their parent club.
Al-Moulad joined Al-Ahli in January 2025 from Al-Okhdood. However, the midfielder has struggled to secure a place in the starting XI since his arrival.
He has made 33 appearances for the club, but only one of those came as a starter. Al-Moulad has yet to score or provide an assist during that time.
Madani came through Al-Ahli’s youth system before being promoted to the first team last summer. His opportunities have been even more limited, with the defender appearing in just three matches.
The left-back did not register a goal or an assist in those appearances and will now join Al-Kholood for the forthcoming season. Al-Moulad, meanwhile, will continue his development at Al-Faisaly.
The moves come as Al-Ahli prepare to begin their Saudi Pro League campaign. They are due to open the new season on Thursday with an away fixture against Al-Diriyah at Al-Awwal Park in Riyadh.
Al-Ahli’s decision to loan out the pair reflects the club’s intention to secure more meaningful playing time for players who are currently outside the first-team plans. The two clubs receiving them will provide an opportunity for the young players to compete regularly at senior level during the 2026-27 campaign.
